The First Young Master of the Tang Dynasty

Chapter 89
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Cheng Huailiang, Chai Lingwu and Qin Ying paused in astonishment, and immediately rushed out with Li Chongyi.

After a few people went out, a pot exploded in the Hongwen Hall, and many students dropped their chopsticks. Who knew if their food had been poisoned.

"Sister Changle." Lin Chuan looked at Changle timidly.

"Immediately send someone to tell Father that the Marquis of Xuanwei has been poisoned in the palace." Princess Changle frowned and said, "Go and inform the guards outside the door to surround the Shangshi Bureau. No one can enter or leave without Father's password. No one can touch the food on the table, waiting for the people from the Tai Hospital to come and check! I will take a look at the Tai Hospital, and you, Baling, will watch over here."

Although the words were addressed to the two princesses beside him, they were also addressed to the other students in Hongwen Hall.

Princess Linchuan nodded, turned around and left the Hongwen Museum, and went to do what Princess Changle told her.

Looking at the back of Princess Changle leaving, Changsun Chong smiled and continued to enjoy the food on his table. He didn't worry about his food being poisoned. Take a bite of each dish, my own bookboy is fine, these meals are naturally clean.

After eating, Gao Xingxing came over: "Brother Changsun, why do you think that Lord Xuanwei was poisoned? He is still in the palace, who has such a big enmity with him."

Chang Sun Chong smiled and shook his head: "How do I know, maybe I offended someone."

"This incident happened in the palace, which shows that the person Xuanwei offended is not small." Gao Xingchen said after thinking.

"Who knows, maybe the person who poisoned him was targeting Xuan Weihou." Chang Sun Chong said indifferently: "No matter what the other party's purpose is, these things have nothing to do with us, so let's not follow along and join in the fun." All right, if I get involved, that's thanks."

Hearing this, Gao Xing nodded thoughtfully.

Li Chongyi carried Xuan Shijing in his arms and ran quickly to the imperial hospital. Hearing the movement behind him, he also knew that Chai Lingwu and others were following behind, and immediately shouted: "Lingwu, hurry up and ride a fast horse to find Daoist Sun outside the palace."

Hearing Li Chongyi's words, Chai Lingwu stopped suddenly, turned around and ran towards the Hongwen Hall. He remembered that there was a stable not far behind the Hongwen Hall, and there was a horse raised by Princess Baling in it. Chai Lingwu ran straight without detour. After entering the Hongwen Hall, he jumped out of the window next to Xuan Shijing's seat. After arriving at the stable, he untied the horse's reins and rushed towards the palace gate.

Li Chongyi rushed into the Imperial Hospital with Xuan Shijing in his arms, and while running into the house, he shouted: "Come here, come here quickly."

Soon, someone came out, saw that it was Li Chongyi, and asked, "Little prince, what's the matter?"

"Xuan Weihou is poisoned, save him quickly!" Li Chongyi said while carrying Xuan Shijing into the room, and put Xuan Shijing on the bed in the room.

When the imperial physician heard that the child was Xuan Weihou who was much loved by His Majesty, he hurriedly asked someone to bring the medicine box.

At this time, Xuan Shijing was unconscious, and blood still flowed out from the corner of his mouth, and the blood was dark red, which was a symptom of deep poisoning.

The imperial physician sat on the edge of the bed, carefully examined Xuan Shijing's pulse, and his expression gradually became serious.

"Emperor physician, Xiao Jing."

The imperial doctor shook his head: "I am ashamed, I don't know what kind of poison the young prince is suffering from. I heard that Daozhang Sun is now in Chang'an, so the young prince should invite him to come and have a look."

Li Chongyi was stunned when he heard this, although the imperial physicians in the imperial hospital may not be as skilled as Sun Simiao, but at least they are not far behind, and now they can't tell what kind of poison Xuan Shijing is poisoned.

"Then think of a way to stabilize Xiaojing's poison first!" Li Chongyi grabbed the imperial physician's official robe fiercely: "He has been vomiting blood now, even if he is not poisoned, he will die if he vomits like this!"

"Yes, yes, little prince, let go of the official first."

Li Chongyi let go of the imperial physician's official uniform and pointed to Xuan Shijing who was lying on the bed: "If there is something wrong with Xiao Jing, just wait for your head to move."

The Imperial Physician nodded quickly, yes, what Li Chongyi said was right, if Xuan Shijing died in the Imperial Hospital, according to His Majesty's temper, the entire Imperial Hospital would not be easy, and Empress Changsun would not be able to stop this matter.

"Chongyi, how is Xiaojing?" Cheng Huailiang and Qin Ying followed closely at the Tai Hospital.

Li Chongyi looked sad, and his voice was hoarse and low: "I don't know, the imperial doctors said they didn't know what kind of poison they got, it seems that we have to wait for Daoist Sun to come, where is Qin Ying?"

"I asked him to pack our lunch and send it to the Tai Hospital, maybe we can find out something." Cheng Huailiang said: "Who is targeting Xiaojing everywhere? On Chang'an Street, I met someone who wanted to kidnap Xiaojing under the guise of the East Palace, and today, he openly poisoned the food."

When Cheng Huailiang said this, Li Chongyi also felt a little unbelievable, but now Xuan Shijing's life and death are unpredictable, and he can't calm down to think about other things.

His Majesty Li Er was discussing with Changsun Wuji, Chu Suiliang and others about the former Ministry of Jiangling Xiao Xian at the Tai Chi Palace, Xiao Huangmen scrambled into the Tai Chi Hall and knelt down in front of His Majesty Li Er.

"What's going on, what's the matter with being so flustered." Changsun Wuji looked at Xiao Huangmen, who was kneeling on the ground and trembling, and said in a deep voice.

"My servant is guilty, my servant is guilty." The little Huangmen knelt on the ground and kowtowed, and said twice that he was guilty. Before His Majesty Li Er could speak, the little Huangmen continued: "Report to Your Majesty , something serious happened, the Marquis of Xuanwei was poisoned while eating in the Hongwen Hall, and now he has been taken to the Imperial Hospital by the young prince Li Chongyi, and his life and death are unknown."

"What!" His Majesty Li Er heard Xiao Huangmen's words, stood up abruptly, and threw the folder in his hand on the desk: "Jing'er was poisoned, life and death are unknown?"

"Yes." Xiao Huangmen replied tremblingly.

"Your Majesty, the Marquis of Xuanwei was poisoned in the palace. It is a serious matter. Your Majesty should immediately send someone to investigate strictly. If anyone who poisoned him is found, he will be severely punished." Changsun Wuji said with clasped fists.

"Now that Jing'er is poisoned, the most important thing is Jing'er's life, and I can talk about the rest later." His Majesty Li Er said with anger, there was no clue about someone impersonating the East Palace last time, and now there is someone in the palace. Li Tang poisoned Jing'er without hesitation, and Li Er's hands were tightly held, and the joints were already white due to excessive force: "Hurry up and invite Daoist Sun to enter the palace outside the palace, and send an order to let Dai Zhou of Dali Temple Come to see me, and send someone to seal off all the surroundings of the Hongwen Hall and the Shangshi Bureau, no one is allowed to enter or leave, as for the students of the Hongwen Hall."

"Your Majesty, according to my opinion, it is better to send them home first." Chu Suiliang said: "The students attending the lectures in the Hongwen Hall are all descendants of noble officials in Chang'an. If they are all banned in Hongwen Museum, it may cause turmoil in the whole Chang'an, people panic, and it is not good for the government."

Although Li Er felt that releasing the students from the Hongwen Hall might miss some clues for the investigation, if they were really confined to the Hongwen Hall, I am afraid that it would really be like what Chu Suiliang said. Gathered more than [-]% of the noble children of Chang'an City.

(End of this chapter)